A Sebi board meeting on Thursday (September 24) is likely to consider a wide set of capital-market reforms at its meeting with changes to portfolio management services, settlement rules, accredited investors, commodity derivatives and REIT-InvIT fundraising.
The board may take up around a dozen proposals, according to reports, many of which have already gone through the consultation route. The agenda comes at a time when the regulator is trying to widen market participation, reduce regulatory friction and deepen long-term capital pools, while keeping investor protection safeguards intact.
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